Coiled tubing and slickline unit

ABSTRACT

A coiled tubing unit includes a coiled tubing assembly and a slickline assembly sharing an axis of rotation with the coiled tubing assembly. A shaft of the coiled tubing assembly is received by bearings on a slickline drum of the slickline assembly and extends through an interior of the slickline drum. A swivel joint connection is rotatably affixed on an end of the main shaft as it exits the interior of the slickline drum, thus allowing for introduction of fluid or cabling into the main shaft and into the coiled tubing. The coiled tubing drum and slickline drum can rotate independently and are powered independently of each other. The coiled tubing and slickline assemblies are preferably affixed to a removable module, the removable module being positioned on a skid having a power unit and appropriate controls.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to the field of coiled tubing systems.More particularly, the present invention relates to a coiled tubingsystem wherein a coiled tubing assembly is positioned adjacent aslickline assembly such that the assemblies share an axis of rotation.

2. Description of Related Art Including Information Disclosed Under 37CFR 1.97 and 37 CFR 1.98

Coiled tubing systems for well operations are generally known. In suchsystems, a continuous tubing, typically fabricated from metal, is drivendown into the well by means of an injector head, which consists of apair of continuous-chain gripping dog assemblies which grip the tubingand drive it down into the well with the aid of two motors. Reverseoperation of the chain dog assemblies is used to pull the tubing fromthe well.

On the surface, the tubing is stored on a large drum or reel from whichthe tubing is withdrawn by the pull of the injector head. The reel ismotor-driven to allow for reloading of the tubing onto the drum as it iswithdrawn from the well.

A level-wind is used to guide the tubing string off/onto the drum in anorderly manner to maximize the length of tubing which the drum canaccommodate.

For applications where coiled tubing operations are to be carried out atshallow well depths and the wells are considered “dead” (i.e., wellfluid hydrostatic pressure exceeds the formation pressure) there is norequirement for an injector due to the weight of the coiled tubingstring in the well exceeding the buoyancy factor of the general wellborefluid.

The basic coiled tubing equipment (reel, fluid pump and tubing guide)are of very similar design across all service providers working withinthe field of well intervention within the industry. Service providerstend to supply these pieces of equipment separately to maximize thecapacity or capability of each unit given that weight restrictions mayapply when moving equipment with cranes.

Coiled tubing reels tend to be provided on their own in skid form or onthe back of a trailer. Fluid pumps likewise tend to be supplied on askid of their own or on a trailer.

Various patent have issued in the past related to coiled tubing units.For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,841,407, issued on Oct. 15, 1974 toBozeman, teaches such a coiled tubing unit. In this patent, an apparatusand method are disclosed for running coiled tubing into a well whereinthe coiled tubing is pulled from a reel by a feeding unit which includesopposed roller chains moving along an arcuate path formed by a frame.One of the roller chains is powered and provided with gripping elementsfor gripping the tubing, and the other roller chain is pressed intoengagement with the tubing by fluid pressure in a hose. The hoseprovides a uniform pressure along the arcuate path, and the tube isstraightened at the outlet of the arcuate path by a straighteningdevice.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,265,304, issued on May 5, 1981 to Baugh. This patentdiscloses a coiled tubing apparatus for operating on wells, wherein atubing injector head is supported on a mast and movable to selectedelevations along the mast. The mast includes a lower section and anupper section which is pivotally joined the lower section. The injectorhead may be lowered below the pivot point and the mast folded fortransportation purposes.

Slickline is another important tool for well operations, and isgenerally well-known. Slickline is raised and lowered in the well byhydraulically reeling in and out a wire, and is generally requested inaddition to a coiled tubing unit, as it is much simpler and quicker todeploy where non-pumping operations are required.

Slickline can be used for a number of purposes within a well, asdisclosed in various patents related to slickline. For example, U.S.Patent Publication No. 2013/0153,227, published on Jun. 20, 2013discloses the use of slickline to run a motor-driven mill the within awell.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,136,587, issued on Mar. 20, 2012 to Lynde et al.,discloses the use of slickline with a tubular scraper system. Thedownhole tubular scraper of this patent is run on slickline with anonboard power supply, and features counter-rotating scrapers with ananchor or an anchor with single rotating scrapers.

U.S. Pat. No. 8,403,048, issued on Mar. 26, 2013 to Laird et al.,teaches the use of slickline to drive a tubing cutter. The tubing cutteris run in with a bottom hole assembly that includes a seal and supportwithin the tubing to be cut.

U.S. Pat. No. 9,593,573, issued on Mar. 14, 2017 to Ullah, disclosesfiber-optic slickline and tools associated therewith. The fiber-opticslickline enables communication with various downhole tools and toolassemblies configured to communicate via the fiber-optic slickline. Thisslickline can be used in logging and other downhole operations andprovides real-time communication with surface equipment.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus whereincoiled tubing and slickline reels are combined into a single unit.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a combinedcoiled tubing and slickline unit which reduces potential hazardsassociated with transportation and lifting.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a coiled tubingand slickline unit which reduces equipment footprint on a well site.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a combinedcoiled tubing and slickline unit which requires less personnel on site.

It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a combinedcoiled tubing and slickline unit wherein there are no external removablehydraulic hoses required to connect the fluid pump and power pack to thevarious reels.

It is another object of the present invention provide a combined coiledtubing and slickline unit wherein both the coiled tubing and slicklinedrums are aligned with the wellhead.

It is another object of the present invention provide a combined coiledtubing and slickline unit wherein a single power pack provides power forboth units such that there is no required disconnect to switch frompowering one unit the other.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a combinedcoiled tubing and slickline unit wherein a coiled tubing and slicklinemodule can be quickly switchable so as to change the coil tubing and/orslickline sizes.

It is another object of the present invention provide a modular assemblywhich allows for various uses of coiled tubing and/or slickline drums.

These and other objects and advantages of the present invention willbecome apparent from a reading of the attached specification andappended claims.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

One embodiment of the present invention is an apparatus having a base, acoiled tubing assembly affixed to the base and a slickline assemblyaffixed to the base. The coiled tubing assembly has a coiled tubing reelmounted on a shaft. The slickline assembly has a slickline drum and atleast one bearing unit. The shaft of the coiled tubing assembly isreceived by the at least one bearing unit so as to pass through theinterior of the slickline drum such that the coiled tubing drum isrotatable independently of the slickline drum.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the coil tubing assembly andthe slickline assembly have a common axis of rotation.

In an embodiment, the apparatus further includes a skid, wherein thebase is removably positioned on the skid. The skid may have a power unitpositioned thereon. The power unit preferably has an engine and at leasta first hydraulic pump and a second hydraulic pump. A first motor may bepositioned on the base and connected to the coiled tubing assembly. Thefirst motor is connected to the first hydraulic pump via a firsthydraulic hose. A second motor may be positioned on the base andconnected to the slickline assembly. The second motor is connected tothe second hydraulic pump via a second hydraulic hose.

A fluid pump may be positioned on the skid. The fluid pump preferablyhas a third motor connected thereto. The third motor is connected tothird hydraulic pump of the power unit by a third hydraulic hose.

In an embodiment, the shaft of the coiled tubing assembly has an endextending outwardly of the slickline drum. In this embodiment, a fluidhose connection is mounted on the end of the shaft and is rotatablerelative to the shaft. A hole is drilled through the shaft in a locationbetween first and second reel flanges of the coiled tubing drum.Preferably, the shaft of the coiled tubing assembly has an interiorpassageway between the hole and the fluid hose connection.

In an embodiment, the slickline assembly has a level-wind assemblypositioned adjacent thereto.

Preferably, a control cab is positioned on the skid.

The present invention is also an apparatus having a skid with a powerunit positioned thereon, and a module removably positioned thereon. Thepower unit has an engine, a first hydraulic pump and a second hydraulicpump. The module has a primary reel assembly with a first motor and asecondary reel assembly with a second motor. The primary reel assemblyand secondary reel assembly having a have a common axis of rotation andare independently rotatable. The first motor is connected to the firsthydraulic pump via a first hydraulic hose. The second motor ispreferably connect the second hydraulic pump via a second hydraulichose.

In an embodiment, the skid preferably has controls positioned thereonadapted to operate the power unit, the primary reel assembly andsecondary reel assembly. The controls are preferably located in acontrol cab positioned on the skid.

In an embodiment, the primary reel assembly has a shaft and a drum. Thesecondary reel assembly has a drum with at least one bearing unit. Theshaft of the primary reel assembly is received by the bearing unit ofthe secondary reel assembly and extends through an interior of the drumof the secondary reel assembly. Preferably, a fluid hose connection ismounted on the shaft on a side of the secondary reel assembly oppositethe primary reel assembly. The fluid hose connection is rotatablerelative to the shaft. A hole is also drilled through the shaft in alocation between first and second reel flanges of the drum of theprimary reel assembly.

In an embodiment, the skid has a fluid pump positioned thereon, thefluid pump being adapted to supply a fluid to the primary reel assemblythrough the fluid hose connection and the hole.

Preferably, the primary reel assembly is a coiled tubing reel assembly,and the secondary reel assembly is a slickline reel assembly.

The present invention is also a coiled tubing unit having a base, acoiled tubing assembly affixed to the base, a secondary drum positionedadjacent the coiled tubing assembly and a swivel connection. The coiledtubing assembly has a coiled tubing drum with opposing flanges and ashaft. The shaft extends through an interior of the coiled tubing drumand has a hole drilled therein in a position between the opposingflanges of the coiled tubing drum. The secondary drum is positionedadjacent the coiled tubing assembly such that the secondary drum and thecoiled tubing drum share an axis of rotation. The secondary drum has atleast one bearing unit. The shaft of the coiled tubing assembly isreceived by the at least one bearing unit and extends through aninterior of the secondary drum. The swivel connection is affixed to anend of the shaft adjacent the secondary drum. The swivel connection isrotatable relative to the shaft and is adapted to allow for introductionof a fluid or cable into a hollow interior of the shaft.

Preferably, each of the coiled tubing assembly and secondary drum have arespective motor connected thereto and positioned on the base. Thecoiled tubing unit also includes a skid having a hydraulic power unitthereon. The base is positioned to the skid. The hydraulic power unithas a first hydraulic hose connected to the motor of the coiled tubingassembly and a second hydraulic hose is connected to the motor of thesecondary drum. Preferably, the base is removably affixed to the skid.

Preferably, the secondary drum is a slickline drum.

This foregoing Section is intended to describe, with particularity, thepreferred embodiments of the present invention. It is understood thatmodifications to these preferred embodiments can be made within thescope of the present claims. As such, this Section should not to beconstrued, in any way, as limiting of the broad scope of the presentinvention. The present invention should only be limited by the followingclaims and their legal equivalents.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the coiled tubing and slickline unit ofthe preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the coiled tubing and slickline unit of thepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an isolated view focusing on the slickline assembly of thepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is isolated view of the coiled tubing and slickline assemblies ofthe unit of the present invention, wherein various components of thecoiled tubing unit have been removed for clarity.

FIG. 5 is a front view of the coiled tubing and slickline unit of thepresent invention.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view illustrating the various components of thecoiled tubing and slickline unit of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, there is shown the coiled tubing andslickline unit 10 in accordance with the preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. The coiled tubing and slickline unit 10 includes askid 12 having a generally rectangular frame. The skid 12 supports aslickline and coiled tubing module 14 at one end thereof. Preferably,the slickline and coiled tubing module 14 is removably positioned on theskid 12. The skid 12 and module 14 are adapted to be transported byconventional means, including forklifts and slings.

The slickline and coiled tubing module 14 has a base 16 supporting aprimary reel assembly 18 and a secondary reel assembly 26. In thepreferred embodiment of the present invention, the primary reel assembly18 is in the form of a coiled tubing assembly 18, while the secondaryreel assembly 26 is in the form of a slickline assembly 26, each beingreferred to hereinafter as such. It is within the concept of the presentinvention that the various tubing or reel assemblies could take the formof different types of tubing or reel assemblies usable in welloperations or other similar operations.

The coiled tubing assembly 18 is shown as having a coiled tubing drum 20with a pair of coiled tubing reel flanges 22. A coiled tubing level-wind24 is shown positioned in front of the coiled tubing drum 20, and servesto assist in the winding of the coiled tubing (not shown) onto and offof the coiled tubing drum 20. The slickline assembly 26 is shown in moredetail hereinbelow.

Preferably, the skid 12 has a control cab 28 with suitable controlstherein for controlling the coiled tubing assembly 18, slicklineassembly 26 and related motors and pumps. The control cab 28 isillustrated as having an access door 32 and windows 34. The control cabserves as a central location for controls, thus requiring less personnelto operate, as compared to the prior art where coiled tubing andslickline are provided on separate units having separate power supplies.

A power unit 30 is shown as positioned on the skid 12 at an end thereofopposite the assemblies 18 and 26. Positioned adjacent the power unit 30is a hydraulic radiator 36 for cooling hydraulic fluid from hydraulicpumps, which are described below.

A high-pressure fluid pump 37 is illustrated in FIG. 2, and can be usedfor jetting within the well. This fluid pump 37 is connected to thecoiled tubing assembly 18 as will be described below. Fluid pumps aretraditionally supplied separately from coiled tubing units.

Referring to FIG. 3, there is shown an isolated view adjacent theslickline assembly 26. In FIG. 3, it can be seen that a support frame 38is provided at one end of the slickline assembly 26, which serves tosupport the slickline drum 40 vertically above the base 16 of theslickline and coiled tubing module 14. The slickline drum 40 isillustrated as having a pair of slickline drum flanges 42. A chainsprocket 44 is illustrated on one side of the slickline drum 40. Thechain sprocket 44 receives a chain (not shown) from a dedicated motor(described below) which serves to independently drive the slicklineassembly 26.

A second chain sprocket 45 is shown in FIG. 3. The second chain sprocket45 receives a chain (not shown) and is used to operate the level-wind 24from the turning of the coiled tubing drum 20.

Importantly, FIG. 3 illustrates the slickline reel bearings 46. At leastone slickline reel bearing unit 46 is provided on the slickline drum 40.However, in the preferred embodiment of the present invention, aslickline reel bearing unit 46 is provided at both ends of the slicklinedrum 40 adjacent the slickline drum flanges 42. The slickline reelbearing units 46 receive the main shaft 54 of the coiled tubing assembly18. Importantly, the main shaft 54 runs through the interior of theslickline drum 40 but is not rigidly connected to it. This allows thecoiled tubing drum 20 and the slickline drum 40 to rotate independentlyof one another.

In FIG. 3, it can be seen how a portion of the shaft 54 extendsoutwardly of a support 50. FIG. 3 also importantly illustrates theswivel joint fluid hose connection 48. This connection 48 can rotaterelative to the main shaft 54, and is utilized introduce a fluid or acable therethrough and into an interior passageway of the main shaft 54so as to communicate with a drilled hole (as shown in FIG. 4) drilledthrough the main shaft 54. Preferably, the swivel joint fluid hoseconnection 48 is rotatable by a set of bearings mounted on the mainshaft 54.

Referring to FIG. 4, there is shown an isolated view of the coiledtubing and slickline assemblies 18 and 26, wherein various components ofthe coiled tubing assembly 18 and slickline assembly 26, most notablythe surface of the coiled tubing drum 20, are not shown so as to betterillustrate the workings of the present invention.

Shown in FIG. 4 is the coiled tubing reel motor and gearbox 52positioned on one end of the coiled tubing assembly 18 opposite theslickline assembly 26. The coiled tubing reel motor and gearbox 52 arepowered by hydraulic hoses (not shown) and serve to turn the coiledtubing drum 20 at a desired speed.

FIG. 4 also illustrates how the main shaft 54 extends through aninterior of the coiled tubing assembly 18 and is received by theslickline reel bearing 46. While the main shaft 54 is illustrated ashaving two different outer diameters, the main shaft 54 can have aconstant outer diameter along the entire length thereof. There is alsoshown the drilled hole 56 in the main shaft 54 between the opposing reelflanges 22 of the coiled tubing assembly 18. The drilled hole 56 is influid communication with the interior of the main shaft 54, and alsowith the swivel joint fluid hose connection 48 positioned on the mainshaft 54 opposite the slickline assembly 26.

Referring to FIG. 5, there is shown a front view of the coiled tubingand slickline unit 10 of the present invention. In FIG. 5, it can beseen how the coiled tubing assembly 18 and slickline assembly 26 sharean axis of rotation 58. Such a configuration allows for both reelassemblies 18 and 26 to be aligned with the wellhead, which is asignificant advantage as compared to the prior art, wherein the coiledtubing and slickline assemblies are separate units which must bepositioned on-site.

FIG. 6 shows a schematic view of the various components of the coiledtubing and slickline unit 10 of the present invention. FIG. 6particularly illustrates the slickline and coiled tubing module 14, thepower unit 30 and the fluid pump 37.

The slickline and coiled tubing module 14 is shown as including thecoiled tubing assembly 18 and the slickline assembly 26. A motor 52 forthe coiled tubing assembly 18 is shown as having a shaft connectionbetween the motor 52 and the coiled tubing assembly 18. Similarly, thereis another motor 72 shown having a chain connection to the slicklinereel assembly 26.

The high-pressure fluid pump 37 is shown as having a motor 68 with ashaft connection thereto. The fluid pump 37 supplies water or otherfluid through a hose to the coiled tubing assembly 18.

FIG. 6 shows how the power unit 30 has an engine 74 (preferably diesel)connected via a transmission box 76 to a plurality of hydraulic pumps.These hydraulic pumps include a hydraulic pump 60 connected to the motor68 of the high-pressure fluid pump 37 via a hydraulic hose 66 a.Similarly, a hydraulic pump 62 is connected by hydraulic hose 66 b tothe coiled tubing motor 52. Finally, a pump 64 is connected viahydraulic hose 66 c to the slickline motor 72. These hydraulic hoses 66a, 66 b and 66 c extend from the power unit 30 through the skid 12 so asto be connected to the fluid pump 37 on the skid 12, and to therespective motors on the slickline and coiled tubing module 14. Thehydraulic hoses 66 a, 66 b and 66 c can be quickly disconnected from thevarious components such that the slickline and coiled tubing module 14can be changed out for another unit, if necessary or desired. Thehydraulic hoses 66 a, 66 b and 66 c are preferably safely run throughthe skid 12 so as to prevent tripping hazards associated with theseparate coiled tubing and slickline units and their respective motorsand pumps of the prior art.

Suitable controls 78, illustrated in FIG. 6, are preferably located inthe control cab 28 of the coiled tubing and slickline unit 10, and areused to control the various motors and pumps of the present invention.Consolidation of these controls 78 represents a significant advancementover the prior art, wherein separate systems for the coiled tubing,slickline and fluid pumps are required.

Introduction of fluid to the coiled tubing assembly presents particularchallenges when combining the coiled tubing assembly with the slicklineassembly. In normal coiled tubing drums, there are few issues, as thegearing system is on one side of the reel, and the fluid enters the reelon the other side by means of a coiled tubing swivel joint. A coiledtubing swivel joint turns through 360° on bearings that allows fluidentry to the reel.

In the present invention, the slickline assembly is positioned on theside of the coiled tubing assembly opposite the gearing system of thecoiled tubing assembly, so as to accomplish the objectives of thepresent invention wherein: (1) the coiled tubing and slickline drums arealigned with the wellhead; and (2) the coiled tubing and slicklineassemblies are placed on a single module which can be easily changed outon the skid. So as to allow introduction of the fluid (or electricalcable) into the coiled tubing assembly, the main shaft 54 of the coiledtubing assembly was developed to run through the center of both reelsand extend past the slickline reel without affecting the rotation of theslickline reel.

One of the unique aspects of the present invention is the relative easewith which the slickline and coiled tubing module 14 can be changed out.Various circumstances arise during well operations which requirechanging a coiled tubing string. For example, it may be necessary ordesirable to change the tubing size being utilized. Often, it is alsonecessary to a re-string a coiled tubing unit which takes a considerableamount of time. In some cases, it may be desirable to have an unstrungcoiled tubing or slickline unit so as to utilize the unit to recover andre-spool tubing or other cable or wire that is sheared in a well. Withthe present invention, to change out the coiled tubing unit (for size orother purposes), operators simply need to remove the slickline andcoiled tubing module 14 after disconnecting the hydraulic hosesconnected thereto. The module will then be replaced with another moduleand the hydraulic hoses connected.

As previously noted, within the concept of the present invention, thereels can comprise a primary reel and a secondary reel. In certaincircumstances, the slickline or coiled tubing reels (i.e. primary andsecondary reels) can be used for less-conventional applications. Forexample, an electrical base type module can be utilized. In thisapplication, a power or data cable can extend between the swivel-jointconnection 48 and drilled hole 56, instead of a fluid. In this example,the larger primary reel can be used to hold electric line cable orelectric-line coiled tubing instead of the traditional capillary tubing.

The module 14 can also be used as a cable-pulling unit. In thisapplication, pulling cable is added to the primary reel and can be usedfor equipment pulling purposes in the field. Possible uses includepulling items across rivers or muddy low spots in environments in whichregular vehicles cannot work.

The module 14 can also be used for retrieving lost cable in a well or asa storage unit when needing to retrieve cable or other strings, such ascapillary tubing, slickline and rubber hoses, etc. The unit could alsobe moved to a field location to transfer cables, tubing, etc. onto otherdevices or units at a controlled rate and with controlled force andtension. The unit of the present invention can hold a back pressureforce tension on cable as a crane is applying the cable to its cranedrum.

As can be appreciated from a review of the specification and drawings,the modular nature of the present invention can save both time and moneyon the well site, as well as reduce the possibility of injury to workerson the site.

The foregoing disclosure and description of the invention isillustrative and explanatory thereof. Various changes in the details ofthe illustrated construction can be made within the scope of theappended claims without departing from the true spirit of the invention.The present invention should only be limited by the following claims andtheir legal equivalents.

I claim:
 1. An apparatus comprising: a base; a coiled tubing assemblyaffixed to said base, said coiled tubing assembly having a coiled tubingdrum and a shaft; and a slickline assembly affixed to said base, saidslickline assembly having a slickline drum and at least one bearingunit, said shaft of said coiled tubing assembly being received by saidat least one bearing unit so as to pass through an interior of saidslickline drum such that said coiled tubing drum is rotatableindependently of said slickline drum.
 2. The apparatus of claim 1, saidcoiled tubing assembly and said slickline assembly having a common axisof rotation.
 3. The apparatus of claim 1, further comprising: a skid,said base being removably positioned on said skid.
 4. The apparatus ofclaim 3, further comprising: a control cab positioned on said skid. 5.The apparatus of claim 3, further comprising: a power unit positioned onsaid skid, said power unit having an engine and at least a firsthydraulic pump and a second hydraulic pump; a first motor positioned onsaid base and connected to said coiled tubing assembly, said first motorbeing connected to said first hydraulic pump via a first hydraulic hose;and a second motor positioned on said base and connected to saidslickline assembly, said second motor being connected to said secondhydraulic pump via a second hydraulic hose.
 6. The apparatus of claim 5,further comprising: a fluid pump positioned on said skid, said fluidpump having a third motor connected thereto, said third motor connectedto a third hydraulic pump of said power unit via a third hydraulic hose.7. The apparatus of claim 1, said shaft of said coiled tubing assemblyhaving an end extending outwardly of said slickline drum, the apparatusfurther comprising: a fluid hose connection mounted on said end of saidshaft, said fluid hose connection being rotatable relative to saidshaft; and a hole drilled through said shaft in a location between firstand second reel flanges of said coiled tubing drum.
 8. The apparatus ofclaim 7, said shaft of said coiled tubing assembly having an interiorpassageway extending between said hole and said fluid hose connection.9. The apparatus of claim 1, said slickline assembly having a level-windassembly positioned adjacent thereto.
 10. An apparatus comprising: askid having a power unit positioned thereon, said power unit having anengine, a first hydraulic pump and a second hydraulic pump; a moduleremovably positioned on said skid, said module having a primary reelassembly with a first motor and a secondary reel assembly with a secondmotor, said primary reel assembly being a coiled tubing reel assembly,said secondary reel assembly being a slickline reel assembly, saidprimary reel assembly and said secondary reel assembly having a commonaxis of rotation and being independently rotatable, said first motorbeing connected to said first hydraulic pump via a first hydraulic hose,said second motor being connected to said second hydraulic pump via asecond hydraulic hose.
 11. The apparatus of claim 10, said skid havingcontrols positioned thereon, said controls adapted to operate said powerunit, said primary reel assembly and said secondary reel assembly. 12.The apparatus of claim 11, said controls being located in a control cabpositioned on said skid.
 13. The apparatus of claim 10, said primaryreel assembly having a shaft and a drum, said secondary reel assemblyhaving a drum with at least one bearing unit, said shaft of said primaryreel assembly being received by said at least one bearing unit of saidsecondary reel assembly and extending through an interior of said drumof said secondary reel assembly.
 14. The apparatus of claim 13, furthercomprising: a fluid hose connection mounted on said shaft on a side ofsaid secondary reel assembly opposite said primary reel assembly, saidfluid hose connection being rotatable relative to said shaft; and a holedrilled through said shaft in a location between first and second reelflanges of said drum of said primary reel assembly.
 15. The apparatus ofclaim 14, said skid having a pump positioned thereon, said pump beingadapted to supply a fluid to said primary reel assembly through saidfluid hose connection and said hole.
 16. A coiled tubing unitcomprising: a base; a coiled tubing assembly affixed to said base, saidcoiled tubing assembly having a coiled tubing drum with opposing flangesand a shaft, said shaft extending through an interior of said coiledtubing drum and having a hole drilled therein in a position between saidopposing flanges of said coiled tubing drum; a slickline drum positionedadjacent said coiled tubing assembly such that said slickline drum andsaid coiled tubing drum share an axis of rotation, said slickline drumhaving at least one bearing unit, said shaft of said coiled tubingassembly being received by said at least one bearing unit and extendingthrough an interior of said slickline drum; and a swivel connectionaffixed to an end of said shaft adjacent said slickline drum, saidswivel connection rotatable relative to said shaft, said swivelconnection adapted to allow for introduction of a fluid or a cable intoa hollow interior of said shaft.
 17. The coiled tubing unit of claim 16,each of said coiled tubing assembly and slickline drum having arespective motor connected thereto and positioned on said base, thecoiled tubing unit further comprising: a skid having a hydraulic powerunit thereon, said base being affixed to said skid, said hydraulic powerunit having a first hydraulic hose connected to said motor of saidcoiled tubing assembly and a second hydraulic hose connected to saidmotor of said slickline drum.
 18. The coiled tubing unit of claim 17,said base being removably affixed to said skid.